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<blockquote data-quote="Ry" data-source="post: 3674151" data-attributes="member: 8314">The Aagen familyHere's another example.&nbsp; The PCs in this campaing have a patron; the Aagen family of nobles.&nbsp; Here's them worked up with PTRR.The Aagen Family, basic resourceThe Aagen family can be a major resource for the players, providing a place to stay, twenty guards, political weight, and the talents of their many former retainers (i.e., more player characters).&nbsp; The members of the Aagen family are:&nbsp; Murius IV (Ari3), his wife Valoria (Ari6), and their children Murius V (War1), Tarsan (Ari1),&nbsp; Murian (Ari1), Lumia (Exp1), and Viria (Com1).ProblemThe Aagen family has been deposed by royal decree; their lands have been ceded to the kingdom of Koaria in a peace treaty that some call appeasement.&nbsp; They must gather their belongings and secure as much of their wealth as possible within two months, then make a long journey with what loyal retainers they have kept and leave the kingdom of Muir, which has betrayed them.&nbsp; ThreatFour assassins have been hired by a courier of the Hallre family, who have taken over the Aagen valley for Koaria.&nbsp; The Hallre are paranoid and malicious, and fear some lingering claim by the surviving Aagen family.&nbsp; The assassins are cheap, but their poisons are not.&nbsp; ResourceEshan, an elven retainer to house Aagen, has been a member of the House for over six generations.&nbsp; He travels far delivering key messages and other important duties for the house, and he has a wealth of historical information at his disposal.&nbsp; In addition, he is a more than capable warrior (Barbarian 6th+20 feats), but does not go out of his way to show off.RewardThe highest honour the Aagen family can bestow upon its retainers is possession of one of the four Auld Aagenswords, keen +1 longswords which were granted in ancient times to the house by the King.&nbsp; Only three of the swords remain in the family's possession, and of those two are in use: One by Eshan, an elven retainer of the house, and one by Lord Murius Aagen himself.&nbsp; The last one has been missing for over fifty years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ry, post: 3674151, member: 8314"] [b]The Aagen family[/b] Here's another example. The PCs in this campaing have a patron; the Aagen family of nobles. Here's them worked up with PTRR. [b]The Aagen Family, basic resource[/b] The Aagen family can be a major resource for the players, providing a place to stay, twenty guards, political weight, and the talents of their many former retainers (i.e., more player characters). The members of the Aagen family are: Murius IV (Ari3), his wife Valoria (Ari6), and their children Murius V (War1), Tarsan (Ari1), Murian (Ari1), Lumia (Exp1), and Viria (Com1). [i]Problem[/i] The Aagen family has been deposed by royal decree; their lands have been ceded to the kingdom of Koaria in a peace treaty that some call appeasement. They must gather their belongings and secure as much of their wealth as possible within two months, then make a long journey with what loyal retainers they have kept and leave the kingdom of Muir, which has betrayed them. [i]Threat[/i] Four assassins have been hired by a courier of the Hallre family, who have taken over the Aagen valley for Koaria. The Hallre are paranoid and malicious, and fear some lingering claim by the surviving Aagen family. The assassins are cheap, but their poisons are not. [i]Resource[/i] Eshan, an elven retainer to house Aagen, has been a member of the House for over six generations. He travels far delivering key messages and other important duties for the house, and he has a wealth of historical information at his disposal. In addition, he is a more than capable warrior (Barbarian 6th+20 feats), but does not go out of his way to show off. [i]Reward[/i] The highest honour the Aagen family can bestow upon its retainers is possession of one of the four Auld Aagenswords, keen +1 longswords which were granted in ancient times to the house by the King. Only three of the swords remain in the family's possession, and of those two are in use: One by Eshan, an elven retainer of the house, and one by Lord Murius Aagen himself. The last one has been missing for over fifty years. [/QUOTE]

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